ARC Review: The Best Is Yet to Come by Bella Andre

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“Andre sticks to what she is good at, keeping the storyline simple yet engaging.”
~ Under the Covers

THE BEST IS YET TO COME is the first book in the Sullivans spin off series by Bella Andre. While you don’t need to have read the other series in order to understand this one, there are quite a few references to the other characters made throughout this book so I would just keep that in mind while reading it.

As you can expect from Bella Andre, this book is filled with sweetness and charm. Set at Summer Lake in the Adirondacks, it definitely captures the summer feeling well. This book was actually previously published under a different pen name and title (HOME SWEET HOME) so to some, it might feel a little familiar. Andre sticks to what she is good at, keeping the storyline simple yet engaging.

This is a second-chance love story between Sarah and Calvin so there’s quite a lot of backstory to this couple. I was rooting for them from the very beginning and loved how the way they came back together. It was believable and didn’t feel forced.

I’m excited for this new series. While I love the Sullivans, it’s nice to be able to get something a little bit different from this author.

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About Bella Andre

New York Times, USA Today and Publishers Weekly Bestselling Author of "The Sullivans" series.

Having sold more than 2.5 million books, Bella Andre’s novels have appeared on Top 5 lists at Amazon, Apple, Barnes & Noble and Kobo. After signing a groundbreaking 7-figure print-only deal with Harlequin MIRA, Bella’s Sullivan series is being released in paperback in the US, Canada, the UK, and Australia throughout 2013 and 2014.

Known for “sensual, empowered stories enveloped in heady romance” (Publishers Weekly), her books have been Cosmopolitan Magazine ”Red Hot Reads” twice, have been translated into nine languages, and her Sullivan books are already Top 20 bestsellers in Brazil. Winner of the Award of Excellence, The Washington Post has called her “One of the top digital writers in America” and she has been featured by NPR, USA Today, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, and most recently in TIME Magazine. She has given keynote speeches at publishing conferences from Copenhagen to Berlin to San Francisco, including a standing-room-only keynote at Book Expo America.

If not behind her computer, you can find her reading her favorite authors, hiking, swimming or laughing. Married with two children, Bella splits her time between the Northern California wine country and a 100 year old log cabin in the Adirondacks.

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